Andaman and Nicobar Islands
Union territory of India
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2022 | PS Pahargaon secured 5th Position in police station rankings all over India. |
2022 | Crime statistics demonstrate a significant reduction in violent crimes to 10.9 per 100,000 population, indicating improved law enforcement effectiveness. |
2021 | Slaty-legged and Red-legged crakes were discovered in the Nicobar Islands, raising questions about the potential hybrid nature of the previously described Great Nicobar crake. |
2021 | Crime rate statistics showed violent crimes at 21.9 per 100,000 population, murder rate at 4.0, rape incidents at 7.9, and kidnapping at 1.7. |
2021 | PS Aberdeen was named Best Police Station of Andaman and Nicobar Islands in the Annual Ranking of Police Stations. |
2021 | Crime statistics show violent crimes at 21.9 per 100,000 population in the Andaman and Nicobar Islands. |
2020 | PS Khalighat secured 6th Position in police station rankings all over India. |
2019 | PS Aberdeen secured 1st Position in police station rankings all over India. |
2018 | PS Campbell Bay secured 2nd Position in police station rankings all over India. |
2017 | Police Training School, Prothrapur received Union Home Minister's Trophy for Best Police Institute in India at Zonal Level (Central Zone) in 'Other' category. |
2012 | Rajeshkumar, Rasmussen and Ragunathan described a potentially new bird species called the Great Nicobar crake, characterized by a unique pale green bill and orange-red legs. |
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